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Hi all...

Is there is a library for invoking math symbols/formula(not sure what to call), which are design specifically to be added in a websites called maybe in html, php or javascript code.

Just like the button for bold, italic, link, etc. above the textarea in answer/ask ques page(sorry bout earlier), there will be another icon to pop up the match symbols when user click at it..

thank very much.

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Other than these two example, is there any online math editor available?

  1. Latex Equaition
  2. Sitmo

thank you very much

+2  A: 

It's not a library, except in the loosest sense, but if you happen to mean mathematical symbols for webpages (which can be combined to create formulae) you could start with the World Wide Web Consortium's Character entity references for HTML 4

It's not clear what you meant when you referred to the 'button bar above.'

pavium
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jsMath looks like a good solution, the results look good and it has broad support, though it's still dependent on local fonts and browswers. There's also MathML, but support for this seems to be too thin.

tom10
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Hi is it able to integrate on the project the javascript that has been given on the post , can we use it for Commercial purpose..?/

troy
correct me if im wrong...jsMath is only make sure that our browser can support those math symbol. But does it provide an editor for the math symbols? coz i couldn't find anythg that mention it accept the font style available when use in Microsoft word. thanx
for the commercial? im not sure but i'll will find out. thank for remind me
I checked..and both can!
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HI @ TOM -- > Is the JsMath is easy to integrate with asp.net

Could you give the samples or demo code how to add the Maths Symbol in asp.net ?

troy
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As i am not understand Tom Answers.. I want the Symbols should be like Latex equation editor so when user choose the symbols it will display in the Editor control or any textbox.???

troy
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Hi all..

I use this website to develop quizzes which can use math symbols. Which contain built in math function.

http://docs.moodle.org/en/Dragmath

thank you all.